I've been working as a watercolor artist, illustrator, and videographer for 11 years — with agencies and brands across Europe and beyond, from packaging and fragrance campaigns to hand-painted animation frames for marketing campaigns.

My work has been recognised with a Gold award and two Diplomas at Visuelt, Norway's leading design prize.

Watercolor is a medium that demands patience and precision — it can feel unforgiving, and yet that's exactly what makes the results so rare. No two pieces are identical. The transparency, the way light moves through the pigment, the unpredictability that becomes intention — these are qualities that cannot be replicated digitally. Watercolor doesn't just depict something. It conveys feeling. It speaks in a way that goes directly to the heart.

That's why I've never stopped choosing it.

And somewhere along the way, I fell in love with the camera too. There's a moment when the brush meets wet paper and colour blooms in ways that last only seconds —I wanted to capture that. Painting and filming have become one practice for me, inseparable.